Webcast: New Research Reveals How CFOs View Legal Cost and Risk Management
Webcast Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2019 | Law firms: use this exclusive information to better engage with clients and win business. | In-house lawyers: understand how to better work with financial colleagues to manage legal cost and risk, and get insight that will improve day-to-day job performance.
May 29, 2019 at 01:17 PM
3 minute read
Date: Thursday, July 11, 2019
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET |11 a.m. PT
Cost: Complimentary
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As the corporate legal department changes, GCs and in-house lawyers have an opportunity to work closer with CFOs and finance professionals to manage legal cost and risk in novel ways that generate value. But how do these finance professionals view legal cost and risk management? What are their concerns and expectations? What do they think of tools like legal finance?
Join this webcast as Burford Capital Managing Director Greg McPolin and Vice President Rufus Caine reveal breaking, in-depth insights from the 2019 Managing Legal Risk Report—a first-of-its-kind research whitepaper. Attendees will be given a rare glimpse into CFO perceptions of legal risk management at companies large and small.
Save your spot and you'll learn:
- How finance professionals perceive, rank and assess legal risk management challenges.
- What finance professionals expect from legal teams.
- How finance professionals perceive legal risk management tools like legal finance.
Law firms – use this exclusive information to better engage with clients and win business.
In-house lawyers – understand how to better work with financial colleagues to manage legal cost and risk.
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Speakers:
Greg McPolin is a Managing Director focused on originating new business with US law firms and companies and is based in New York. Prior to joining Burford, Mr. McPolin was Managing Director at the Kenyon Group, where he represented legal technology and service businesses in the M&A and fundraising process, while also launching its New York City office. Previously, Mr. McPolin served in various leadership positions at Pangea3, through its transition from startup and following its acquisition by Thomson Reuters. He held roles as General Manager of Pangea3 and COO of Thomson Reuters' combined Legal Managed Services business. He served in senior sales roles for Applied Discovery, an early entrant in the e-discovery market, remaining there for six years through its acquisition by LexisNexis. Mr. McPolin began his career practicing in the antitrust practice group at Howrey LLP in Washington, D.C. Mr. McPolin earned his BS from SUNY Oneonta and his JD from Vermont Law School. | |
Rufus Caine is a Vice President of Burford, responsible for expanding business development efforts to corporate legal departments. Prior to joining Burford, Mr. Caine served in various roles at Axiom Law, most recently as a Director, where he was accountable for growing a book of business with leading in-house departments and managing executive level relationships, including those at several Fortune 100 companies. Before Axiom, Rufus was a litigation associate at Willkie Farr and Gallagher in Washington, DC and Legislative Counsel in the U.S. Senate where he oversaw a wide range of domestic policy matters. Mr. Caine earned his BA from Boston College and was a Rhodes Scholar finalist, before earning his JD from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. |
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